In the modern world, where all of us faces the screen everyday, the line between the reality and fantasy has blurred. People yearn for connections yet they're afraid to make connections. So, a new game suddenly pops out of nowhere. A virtual playground where confessions were made silently, sent with shaking hands, hiding their identity.
The Love Confession Game became the newest obsession of people. An app designed for the brave and the broken hearted souls. Anyone, anywhere, could send a letter of confession, anonymously. You don't have to know them. You don't even have to have spoken to them before. All you have to do is to type what your heart longed to say and hit post.
Some confessed love, others confessed deep, hidden fears. Some simply wanted to feel seen, heard, or, understood. but not everyone had pure intentions. The app allowed more than just love. It gave a voice to secrets, jealousy, revenge, and regrets.
For Kier, the game started as an experiment. One confession, one night. It was meant to be a harmless game of words, nothing more. But when the confession was sent, things spiraled. Secrets began to uncover, lives started to intersect, and feelings both real and virtual began to grow uncontrollably.
In the actual world, no one knew who was confessing. No one knew the sender's identity, not even the people receiving the confessions. But the feelings were undeniable, and once the truth began to surface, no one could go back.
What could go wrong in the game where hearts were on the line?
Everything.
